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 1 Range |     infuriated mobs - all these things, sweeping over her again
 2 Taoism|   enlarged on the relativity of things and mutability of forms.~
 3 Taoism|    Spirit through the Rhythm of Things." For art is to him the
 4 Buddhi|      beauty and significance of things, and draws the Northern
 5 Buddhi|  worshipping the bo-tree. These things point to the early use of
 6 Nara  |       unrelated to the unity of things; this is the faith that
 7 Fujiwa|     transcendent oneness of all things becomes self-evident.~Sankaracharya. -
 8 Kamaku|          To know the sadness of things" was the motto of the time,
 9 Ashika| characterisation of the soul of things, a burning fire within.~
10 Ashika|       realisation of the sum of things as the act~of our own will
11 Ashika|       said they, or the life of things, is always deeper as hidden
12 Tokuga|     swords. Such a condition of things could not but be detrimental
13 Vista |         only the beauty~ ./. of things, but the joy of the worker,
14 Vista |      never wears a sword.~These things are the secret energy of